PONTIAC, Mich. – Officials say County Center Drive East, between the north and south entrances to the Oakland County Jail, is scheduled to close on Sunday in Pontiac.
The contractor for the Road Commission for Oakland County said the closure is part of the ongoing reconstruction and repaving of County Center Drive East and Court Tower Boulevard North on the county government campus.
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The project is expected to be fully open to traffic by Friday, Oct. 18.
Officials said the project is being constructed in four phases:
The second phase, including this closure, will involve the section of County Center Drive East from just north of the phase one intersection to just south of the northern entrance to the Jail.
Officials said this section of County Center Drive East will be closed throughout phase two.
During this phase, officials said the detour route for County Center Drive East traffic will be Hospital Street to Court Tower Blvd. to the South Courthouse Parking Lot and vice versa.
This section of County Center Drive East and all of Court Tower Blvd. North will be closed throughout phase three. The detour route during this phase is Hospital Street to Court Tower Blvd. South and vice versa.
Phase three is expected to last about six-and-a-half weeks.
Officials said this section of County Center Drive East will be closed during phase four. The detour route will be Hospital Street to Court Tower Blvd. South and vice versa.
RCOC said the project is expected to cost approximately $1.2 million. Oakland County general government is paying $1 million and RCOC will pay the remainder of the project's costs.
The work will be performed by Cadillac Asphalt of Belleville, according to RCOC officials.
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